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The Neal Resolution, now in Congress, would make price stability the dominant goal of monetary policy. The first of these two articles holds that policymakers’ discretion over the price level increases political conflict. Further, it argues that removing this discretion would restore the...
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The Neal Resolution, now in Congress, would make price stability the dominant goal of monetary policy. The first of these two articles holds that policymakers’ discretion over the price level increases political conflict. Further, it argues that removing this discretion would restore the...
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The standard result in models of sticky prices is that an inflation rate target is better than a price level target at … economy that is characterized by flexible prices in one sector and sticky prices in another sector. An example is a highly … open economy that has flexible prices in the tradeable goods sector and sticky prices (due to Taylor-type overlapping wage …
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, our results indicate that the share of firms that change prices each quarter is just over 60 percent, broadly in line with … gathering/processing costs, we find that most firms that change prices are rule-of-thumb price setters. Finally, compared to …
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-optimal equilibrium that would occur under completely flexible wages and prices; that is, the model exhibits a tradeoff between … stabilizing the output gap, price inflation, and wage inflation. The Pareto optimum is attainable only if either wages or prices …
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Based on remarks delivered before the Annual Financial Services of the New York Bankers Association on March 21, 1996, and the Economic Club of New York on October 2, 1996.
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